[ Examinations and consultations ]
Targeted consultation
A 30-minute appointment for one specific question: a denture, an aesthetic concern, a second opinion on a plan proposed elsewhere, or a discomfort whose urgency you want to know.
When to consult
- You have a specific question about an existing denture or restoration.
- You would like a second opinion on a treatment plan proposed elsewhere.
- You are hesitating over an aesthetic treatment and want to understand the options.
- You have a localised discomfort and want to know whether it needs prompt attention.
Good to know
A targeted consultation answers one question; it does not give a picture of the whole mouth. For that, a complete examination is needed.
How it works
- A conversation about the specific reason for your visit.
- An examination limited to the area or the question concerned.
- A radiograph only if it answers that question.
- An explanation of the possible options, what follows from each, and what happens if nothing is done.
Frequently asked questions
Does this replace a complete examination?
No. A targeted consultation deals with one specific subject. If you want an overall picture and a care plan, book the complete examination.
Can I come only for a second opinion?
Yes. Bring the proposed plan and your recent radiographs if you have them: that often spares you new ones.
Related services
The information on this page is general. Only an examination can tell what suits your situation.